Other Student Initiatives
AIESEC is the world’s largest international student organization. Its members take an interest in global problems, leadership, and management.
The Akademischer Alpenclub Basel is a group of adventurous mountaineers who enjoy planning and leading their own routes. The club has more than 100 members, of whom most – but not all – are students and doctoral researchers at the University of Basel.
Do you want to make an active contribution to the integration of foreign children and young people? Do you enjoy explaining things and helping people to learn? Are you motivated, committed and reliable? Can you imagine yourself providing remedial education to children and young people? Then you’re in the right place.
We give you the opportunity to make music with other students, members of the University, and anyone else who wants to come along. It’s also an opportunity to strike a balance between mind, body, and soul and to meet students from other faculties.
The English Seminar Choir gives students the opportunity to practice their English through the medium of song. The choir has become a major part of the University of Basel and of cultural life in Basel. The English Seminar Choir is open to all enthusiastic singers, both students and nonstudents.
The Erasmus Student Network (ESN) Basel offers exchange students leisure activities that allow them to socialize and learn more about Switzerland and its culture.
IAESTE is an international exchange organization that arranges placements abroad for students in engineering and science faculties. IAESTE Switzerland offers internships in more than 80 countries.
As a Catholic university community, we are open to students and teaching staff of all ecumenical and religious leanings. Searching for answers ourselves, we allow ourselves to be challenged, inspired, and supported by the Christian faith.
The Multilingual Toastmasters meet on a regular basis in the Collegiate Building of the University of Basel for training sessions to improve their rhetorical skills and leadership qualities.
Offene Bühne is a platform for theater, poetry, music, and other fringe events. The stage is located in the lovingly restored cellar of the historic Engelhof building, which also houses the
Are you looking for the camaraderie of the military at the university? The officer’s association regularly organizes events aimed at the preservation of basic military skills and further topics regarding the army, politics, history and economics.
The Reformiertes Pfarramt beider Basel an der Universität Basel sees itself as bridging a gap between the university and the Evangelical Church.
Are you passionate about snow sports and are you a student? The Schweizerischer Akademischer Skiclub (SAS) offers the perfect opportunity to live out your passion for snow sports through numerous events, from enthusiastic hobby skiers to competitive athletes.
SLTA Student Chapter Basel focuses on the possibilities and challenges of the fast-evolving LegalTech sector. By providing our members a diverse portfolio of events, we bear first-hand experiences and connect them with people in the industry. Ultimately, we give a new perspective to law and prepare you for your future in the legal sector.
Would you like to demonstrate your commitment to society in a forward-looking, intercultural, fascinating and diverse field? Then the Foundation Calcutta Project Basel is the right place for you.
The Sustainability Working Group is the contact point for all members of the university, especially students, for the implementation of sustainability projects at the University of Basel.
Uni-T means «Uni(versität) t(anzt)» and is pronounced like the word «unity». The two parts of the name are representative of the philosophy of the 25-person dance group. A passion for dance and close camaraderie is what connects the members of the Uni-T family – something that is apparent not only during practice, but on stage as well.
City history from a different angle? The Verein Frauenstadtrundgang Basel offers unconventional tours of Basel and the region from a gender-specific perspective.
